Even as he continued to practice saying the incantation to the spell, Sander still didn't feel right casting the spell. After seeing Professor Thompson's reaction to it, it made him feel more guilty. He had earlier thought that the spell was a cuter, less cruel and painless version of the Imperius curse but now with Mo voicing his concerns too, Sander knew he was right to feel the way he did.

He stopped midway through his last round of incantation practicing and raised his hand,"I agree with Marcus here. Is there a legal limit to what we can ask it to do? Or rather is there a spell limitation as to what we can ask the subject to do? Legal may be fine and dandy but people have been known to break the legal limits of almost everything," Sander shared his opinion.

"Can we control the spell in a way where if we ask the subject to do something that will hurt or cause discomfort to it, the spell won't work and the subject will not be forced to do it?" Sander asked.

There had to be a way to protect the individual or creature in this case. Free will or not, how can one really say someone or something is doing it out of their free will if they are under a spell. For all Sander knew, Professor Thompson just said the things he did because he had to.

....not that he suspected Professor Fuller of any wrong doing. After all he was a Professor and they could be trusted...right?